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THUR SDAY. NAY -G, I.~7.
TcI"Erapnic Iirc1I.I..-,.

Another train rohhsry Is reported
from Texas
Princetowu Coi.rv.. will -..I e
committee Of three II Russia =. aa-
serve the approaching ceiI
Jas. McCabe. sentenced E. br
hung May %. made hi~ y-carn irom
jail at Housewife, Pa. on "Wednesday.
The Nickle Plate railroad a.a~ sold
st auction yesterday to tie ir-t bid
der for $lG,O0O,oon, oi..,, was the
bidder.
The Canadian Pacilc Is carrying
100000 pounds Of sugar to Mime
apolis from San Francis Reagan
did it.
The Western Union Is trying To
list $l2,OOO,OOO new stock. Col Eun
has flied 4 restraining Injunction.
Too much water
The lumber region Of Michigan Is
covered with destructive lire and
very much timber Is being ruined.
All this will make Puget Sound rim
Der more valuable.
President Cooley Of the /. :. com
mission has written 4 sensible letter
10 Hauley of the NJ y y ". Il. r.
He objects to indiscrimiUato anzpen-
sion of the fourth clause or the long
and short haul clause. Reagan Is
happy.
Senator Sherman has been invited
to address the republican members Of
the Illinois Legislature at Springfield,
June 1, on national politics. He las
accepted the invitation. @"d. ~ doubt,
will deliver a speech that viii attract
the attention of the country,
, 1887-05-26
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, 1887-05-26

nj the Inrty lj-i1oi Roa"Ga and STEPHENS
.r'r" sent 20 Fort Warren. while was put on
..rothcr boat and sent to Fort Delaware. I
was kept there one month imprisoned in n
cell. with % guard OF twentySlx soldiers and
several officer. placed over me | had moth
IN. ir r,aI and was not allowed to write nor
To- -p.ak to any one. After a time l was
released without a trial, and went south and
settled in Alabama
Had You any fears for Your life during the
voyage 10 the nurth." l asked. 1t must
have been a very gloomy trip
We'll" replied Gen. Wheeler with smile,
1t was not the plraSantest; hut lapprehendcd
no danger, and | joked about the matter III
such way - Mortified Alexander Stephens.
stephens was the most apprehensive man of
the party. AMI lie rebuked me when l said
that had been accustomed to going north
every summer for my health, and that the
Federal government was very kind III the
present instance. when l had no money, to
take me there and to pay my expenses for me.
Mr. Stephens said that 1t was Il very serious
matter. and that as for him he expected
nothing less than a very long if not perpetual
confinement. | told linn that there vas no
danger of his h.iug III treated, uEI that the
mai aiDrity IF the lHIhlir men III p"'yer III the
north had known him in congress, that they
were really his friends, and that they would
not harm him on account of the speech Which
he had made for the Union in the south be
fore the war began
Mr. Stephens shook his head and said he
expected no such good fortune. l then asked
him:
well, Mr.. Stephens, if this is to he your
future, what must become of President
Davis.'
He raised his hands and said:
Don't speal: of it! His future is too hOr-
rible to think Of
Mr. Reagan took the situation more calmly.
and he seemed 10 think as | did, that we
would all be eventually freed without punish
ment. 1t was not, however, the most pleas
ant experience, and it Is much more agreeable
TO remember than to pass through it.
FRANK q. CARPENTER,
, 1887-05-26

Ju;tn'
FRANCES w, rTEsrGnOra' vs, ST. Plaintiff No ,o.o
HIRAM Il. MORsZ. Defendant.
The United States OF America send greeting TO
Hmm &. Morse, defendant:
YOu are hereby required to appear In TN action
brought against You by the above named plain
till in the District court OF the Third judicial
District of the Territory OF Washington, holding
terms ut the city of Port 1ownscsd. III the
County OF jefferson. for the Counties oi J"iicr-
sou. Clalam, Island and san JuHn, ana 20 answer
the complaint filed therein within sixty days
after the date If the first publication Of TINS sun
mons. or judgment by default VIII he taken
against yOu, according 10 the prayer OF the COM
plIint hled herein.
The cause aud general naGnre of the action is
follows: The plgiItie, FrAncls w Petty.roEe,
Sr. brings this action 10 compel the defendant.
Hiram c. Morse, TO r9-cnnvey 10 him the wet
one II ilf OF block eleven OF Pe;trEroves Ad-
ditios TO The City Of Port Townsend; alleging
in fhc complaint Iied her in. that on the 18Th
day of Juso. 4. d. 1888, the plaintiff and defend:
ami entored INTO an agreement, by The terms OF
which the plaintik agreed 10 convey 10 ihc ce-
f.ndamt the aboye-describes property for tiC
cousider;lt; on that the defendant wsuId, within
eight mont his ON said day, commence 10 bnllu,
and within one year from said day COmpcg', the
erection of n dwelling hOuss upon The lanes
aforesaid; that pia ntiti, in pursusnce OF said
agreement. iii !, OIL sid day. convey 10 The dc
fendant the said lands. aud that the time men
toned in said agreement has long since elapsed
that defendant has never bulit sald dWeiilHS-
house aforesaid, and still fsils, neSieets, and
refuses TO carry out ms portion OF said agrosmeHt
Plaintiff pays In the complaint that the detend-
ant may be compelled by The Court 10 re-eonvey
TO nlnintiT the said lands, and that in default
tSereOf the Court vii appoint u commissioned
to make such conveyance; and p!aintin asis
Judgment Tor his cnsts and disbursements herein;
and rur ali other rrlsf that may he equi slc and
just.
- Witness the Honorable Il. A. Jones,
! Judge OF said District Court, and the
sEA'-' seal thereof, this 9Ih day OF May,
s-s A. D., ISL
JAMES SEAVEI, Clerk.
BGAn law & SACHS. Plaintiff Attorneys.
D,t - OF L.. ST publication May Il lSs'
, 1887-05-26

S: F. Chronicle, 10th: The steamer
Zsalandia arrived yesterday bringing
Sydnsy -advices to April Goth and
auckland news to April 25th. Ed
via Hewkins, a prominent citizen OF
Tsiriboo Station, Queensland, was
murdered on April 18th, it is thought
by his servant. There will he de
ficit of f150,000 in the New Zealand
budget, while the government is
mainly concerned with land settle,
msnt and franchise for women. A
hurricane in February did much
damage on the New Guinea coast.
The murders by natives are due
largely to the atrocities OF labor YES
sells.
, 1887-05-26

In the District Coart Third Judicial District OF
Washington Territory, holding terms at Port
1UWnSCnd.
HESRl THTVAS Plaintiff,
THos; IL LEE. - TH"s. II. LEE & Co.. 40 w.
and MARGARET LEE. Defendants.
Under and 10y virtue of IN execution issued
out OF tho Ebn'c-uImed COIrt, in tho above
entitled action, have daiy levied upon the fol
lowlHs. do ribrd rcal property, 10 wit: "Certain
real es.nts and property in tho County of SaR
Juan. Territory of Washington, particularly
bounded AMI described as follows: TaQ south
Ellt tel of the northeast quarter "a and north
vest quarter u O: the southeast quarter ia J.
aud lot oE| ~. section three ,;il, i'll township
lHrty-iye, north Of range three ~ west, contain
lHE lhy 21-ln acres a. shown by tn. plat i'll the
lHIteI States Suryeyor-tieHrral's Ottice aud tbs
L. :. Laud Office Et olympia Washington Ter
rlforN- together wiki the appurrcnanccs there
unto belGHgiu": and will, on the :sSth day ~
May. \ II. 1885,, NJ III" hour of 10 O'Clock \. ~,
IN front OF the COu=t House door at Friday IIar-
Dor. Ia the County OF san Juan. W. T. proceed
To- ScIl saii propsEty II public auction 10 tho
highest bidder fer cash
Dated a; Friday iIarbor the 35Ih aay "f Apri'
A u. lSS..
j0HN KELLY.
Sheriff Of san Juan Comfy. w. T..
FIr>i publication, April -. 1877.
, 1887-05-26

J. l. MORRISON, iiHlntiG.
".
jam CAEIE. JOHV W. GRAY, No rs.
y. MAY. and JAMES l.. FAENs.
WORTH. Defendants.
Under and by virtue OF an order Of sale i>sddd
out of the abOyc-entitl-d court, in the above
entitled acton, on the 9TH day of April, lsS1 and
10 me directed and delivered. | have daily levied
upon the property described in said order of sale,
and described aS follows, to-wit: thoSe certain
parcels of land situate i'll san Juan County,
Washington Territory, de- criOed as lots one ana
two, and tie southeast quarter Of the nGTtl-.'gs.
quarter OF section five, IN township 36. Lorth OF
range one west. and the south quarter OF the
southeast quarter Of section -. township -,
north of rang. one W est, Ontaiuin-S leo acres,
the same 10 he sOld subject In Two prior mort
cages, viz: one in favor " plaintiff dated Sep
ienber 9!d. lSSI, and filed for record September
9Th, ISL, for The sum of $500 90 and interest
from dat", and on in favor of said defendant
'Chn ". Gray fOr the -um Of S1u.Gb and interest
FROM June 9Th. 1881, and filed for r.Cord June
ith, 1851.
NCICr i therefore hereby given. that Non
day the I'D day of May. lSSI, II ~ O'Clock 4. m.
of aid day, in front of the Cour: House, at Fri
day tiurbur, san Juan County. Washington Ter
ritOry, will. in obedience 10 said order sale,
sell the abOvc-desCrihrd prop rIy. 50 much
tlI' roof rs may bH necessary Ia iSfy I'll iudS-
ment in sHid action with interest thereon aud
COTS at public auction. 10 the highest bidder for
cash.
DaIed III Friday IIar0or April Is. lsST.
JOHN KELLY.
Sheriff of san Juan County,
wild Washington Territory.
, 1887-05-26
Notice to Creditors.
PRnEtrE CoURT, [

JEFFERSON COUNTY, W. T. :
In tie Matter OF the EsIate of A Mcfarland.
deceased:
Notice is hereby given 10y the undersigned
Hdministrtto of Ih estate of 4. Mcfarland. de-
ceased. the creditors Of, and all persons haT
ing Gains EgIinsI he r>t tr of ~aid A. MCFar-
llud. drCc ISrd, present Them MiIh the nee -
<ary vouchers, within one Nrar flor lhH first
publication of Ia noiirr, or hc 'oTcver IL rae ..
10 the >aii administrator. Al his pll,c nj hH-i-
me- = the sIuTr ~ Waterman y kItZ, i'll The city
If Port Towns -Id il H. T-ou County. W. T.. OF
TI lii attorney lira,.ShaW K >.c!rS Il their
uhic.. in the said Gity cT P":I Town nd Jsicr-
\ ~ county. W. Z. WM. kATL.
Mimi isIratcr Il t"c Estate of \. Mcfarland,
de G':tSrd
D..te u: fr>t rrbi alton Ap.iI .sih, II>7.
, 1887-05-26
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, 1887-05-26
Joseph Howard's Life Of Eeeeher.'

Joseph Howard, DR., the widely known jour.
naIiSt and intimate friend OF Henry Ward
Brccher for the ptst fifty years is engaged upOD
4 life OF the ..lcnI Preacher and Orator, which
will no doui,t Ic the STANDARD work. ~ Mrs.
Howard intimate relations with AIR. li7eChsr'
and his Justly won popularity ! writer. ARE
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value. We I.arn The work j. 10 he brought "Si
hy Hubbard Bros. al an early day, ard VIII "a"
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, 1887-05-26
United States District Land Office,
OIYmnia WnShi nfnn Territory

Notice is hereby given that, in compliance
with the provisions of the Act Of Congress aT-
proved June ,, ISIS, entitled An Act for the
sale of Timber Lands in the States of CaliiOr-
niu, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri
tory" jefferson Rich, of jefferson County, Wash
ingtOn Territory, has this day fled i'll this
Office his application To purchase the uqr Of
or of sec IL and thc Lot /. Of section No. q!
in tnNn>hIp No ,, nor.h, range No. l. west Of
the william. ette Meridian
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
said described Land. or any portion thereof
are hereby required ia file their claims in this
Office within sixty t6Ul days from date hereof.
CiiVeH Under my hand, at my Office, in Dlym-
pia, W r, this 26Ih day OF March, A ID. lSS1.
JoHS Y. OSTEINDEE.
. 1-lOW Register of the Land Oiti.e.
, 1887-05-26
U.s.LANp OFFICE At oLYMPIA. W.T.

U.s.LAND OFFICE At OLlMPIN, v. T. I
May Il. lSSI.
Motto" II hereby giNen thni Vii lam SnIA.lCy has
hlrd notice nf intention to make final proof be-
fore the Judge. or in his ab-cnrc the Clerk of
the Probate Court nj his Oicr. in New Dun
"eEesS. W. T.. nn Saturday the 3d day nf July.
\. d lNS'. on Homestead Application No. 57SI.
fer the W = of NJ i and f J., of NWi. OF Sec.
Il. TIP y ne rih, ran.e - west
lie names witnesses: O!C !. Nelson, Peter
Fisher. John Sutherland, and Mrriai Whittier.
all Of Folks. W. I.
JOHN I. p~TRNNDER
lS..ist- al I'll Land Offit.H.
, 1887-05-26
L. 5. L.ND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. w. r ,

L. 5. LAND OFFICE At OLYMPIA. w. r :
May Il, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that Fcfer Fisher has
Gled EOticc Of intention TO make tiaal proof he.
fore tho Judge, or in his absence the CI.TE of
tho Probate Court Rt his officc IN New Dun
gSnes-. W. T.. on Saturday the II day OF july.
\. D., lSS'. on Homestead Application No. 55;jI
for the T. = Of SEil eff Sec. $; NE IA of NJ a of
Sec. IL. and NV Il OF NV ! oil sec. l6, TIP. y
north. range IL west
He names witnesses: Ole T.. Nelson, Vim.
SLEalley, MCrial Whittier, and John Sutherland,
all of Forks, ". r.
JOHN Y OSTRANDER,
Register of the Ian Ofiic.
, 1887-05-26
UNITED STATES DISTRICT L,xp oyYIcr

Z MI I'D NTAILS IISIIlIII IlNNI UTIIIE. I
Olympia, W. T., May L. IS>1.
Soiicc i hereby given that GlG l.. Mel
son haa filed notice of inteHtion 10 make
nnal nioof hcfnIc The Judge, in his abs me-.
The Clerk of the Probate Court, at his offica in
New DIncenss~, W. T.. on Friday, the LET dny
OF July, y ID. iHSI. on Homestead Application
range Il west.
lie names as NitneSse,: Peter Fl her. william
Smsl y, aud Meuial Whittier, all OF Forks
W. I. JOHN Y. OS'TRANDER.
Register Of The | and Office.
, 1887-05-26
NOTICES!

SAN JUAN COUNTY, -
Washington Territory,
Notice IL hereby given, that the undersigned
resident OF said county was. ON the :Dth day Of
March. A. ID. 1885,. appointed bY the Probate
Court Of said county executor Of tke last viii
and Test msnt OF FredTick Hay, deceased, ate OF
said county.
Now all persons having claims AGAINST The de-
ceased must present them, with the necessary
vouchers, To me II Roach IIarbor, within one
year after the date of publication Of this notice,
or they will he barred. All persons owing de
ceased will pleasc come forward and settle. The
estate is supposed To be solvent.
BERNHARD MORDIIORST.
Executor Est. Of Frederick Hay, De- d.
First publication April 4, lSts.
, 1887-05-26
Efe:ter tIiau Gold.

p Ca;, l. truly said ot that new and cfficIcioa>
remedy for Consumption and uisr1srS Of tie
Thru;li Chrs' md Lungs, Santa -Ahi-. for IL is
pleasant To ih.. p lac and de ttI io II Id
Ev.I.v hot L. war Intcl IL, jas. ID. MINKLEE,thr
Drur list.
, 1887-05-26
| NIrED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE.
lL.-IlIl.i. II-..-L.l..

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE
Olympia, Washington Territory
Maj l.. iS>7.
Notice i hereby given TINT Martha j. smith
has 1iied nCticr Of intention To make final uroof
before the Clerk Cf Probate Court AT his otfice
In New DunScn"SS. W. T., on Friday. The I<I dsy
Of "uly. A. ID. 1871, Prescription ID. = No
1929, for the - i of SW l. aud -, nf SE |. OF
SEC. s, and SW = Of SW ! of sec ., tn. IS y, II
II west.
lie names as witnesses: Ole Nelson, P..trr
Fishcr, and Wm Smallie of Forks. ". T, and
Rev II. l.. Vernon of Quii ayute, w. T.
JOHN Y. OSTRANDER,
li:6w Register ef the Land Office
, 1887-05-26
Eu,fness Is business.

Two passengers ON the train became in
Colvei i'll very heated controversy, which
finally waxed 50 hot that one of them called
the other liar.
whats that, q liar" and he was on his feet.
''Yes, q liar" was the emphatic response,
'.or my name amt John Smith, of Smithville. "
What, the hardware merchant"
The same"
Mr. Smith, I'm delighted to know you.
represent MeSSrs SharPedge & Co, of New
York, and can show You line of samples
that will make your hair curl. Phil Welch
Ii New York Sun.
, 1887-05-26

i'erso;s having real estate or any
Other k.r,: of property to sell are r.
-tsIasird 10 sc nd ia statement of same la
the ARGUr. to it' sold =sstt- CO.. sion.
4 such property advertised free Cost tn
owner.
, 1887-05-26
Seattle-Whatnnm Ronte-

Seattle every Sunday, Tuesday and ThuT~da
evening, ut : O'Clock, for WhatCom, calling; al
Mukilte0, Tulaiip. IOupcville, Oak ll;SThUr. IT.
salSdy, Laconucr. Fiialgo, AnacCTjCS, GEcmcs
Samish. taiThavcn, Belin@ham ana SchOme.
Returning, will leave WhatCO every MHHdaI
Wednesday and Friday evenings, at O'Clock
for Seattle, callin. NJ intermediate points Ih,
, 1887-05-26
rheumatism

1t IS at established fact that Hoods Sar-
saparilla has proven an invaluable remedy
in many severe cases Of rheumatism, effect
Ing remarkable cures by its powerful action
in correcting the acidity Of the blood, which
is the cause Of the disease, and purifying
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1t is certainly fair to 0SSaae that what
Hoods Sarsaparilla has done for others 1t
will do for you. Therefore, if you suffer
the pains and aches OF rheumatism, give
this potent remedy fair tci.I
, 1887-05-26

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, 1887-05-26

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, 1887-05-26

How Wade tramntru "ua .:"c Wheeler
Is.>''r~-ysI Jr,. UJsi.' r.."--Whr"ler's
journey with Alexander Stephens and
jefferson Davis so t1r, <arlJi"rn Prisons.
, 1887-05-26

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, 1887-05-26
Seattle-Skagit River Route.

The steamer Daisy will leave Seattle fo.
Skagit River and ports every Monday anC
Thursday, returning Tuesdays and Fridays.
, 1887-05-26
NOTICE.

seated proposals., Offering to sail or iea-, t. he
= Of IorI 'fowa -c.d frr city purposes an eli
.hre ioT ia The lower p;IrT OF the city G.. Glow
;ar ulTi. will l." I .ccnrd by III" City clerk mn
I III ; / day ni Ju ~ prON.. at y clock y. IN
ior ih1 nj rriITinn Of the Common Council
st the s n-xt H. ult m-etIu%. Mt .. IN nn The
,boNpf.. MT an Il l,i'c. Give nv brr of lnT nj
.wr-T u ice ID. W SNI!lI MAYOR
i vi To n-.n W T., May I.tn, I>S:.
, 1887-05-26
SneYEH's Sale.

In the District Court. h1l,iiu-r t,rIns IL rori
Townsend, ". n.
j. J.. MORRISON. FlalntiG
, 1887-05-26
SUM M ON S

In the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
L let of the Territory of Washington, holding
terms at Port Townsend. jefferson County, for
LounIics OF Jefferson, ClahIm, Island and san
Innn
, 1887-05-26
Ok. 2. ssLs5ELD.

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In the District Colrt Third Judicial District OF
Washington Territory, holding terms at Port
ToWnsCnd.
, 1887-05-26

Lieut. Sharp" but it IS evident that the Fed
er..i officers did not believe in his Staten ut.
They took the negroes aside and Questioned
them. | could See that they were telling who
| really was, and when the officers came back
onn of them asked me a number of questions
He wanted to know oil about the insi.l.ia of
rank of the officers Of the Confederate army.
and as he asked as to brigadier and ma ior .srI,-
erals noticed that he was looking curiuu,Iv
at my coat collar. had torn the stars rom
it, but he could see the. places upon which
they had been sewn, as they were not
led like the rest of the coat He
asked me if I knew that john
lad surrendered. l replied that
hat 1 also knew that an order had
That sp!Iiers should bc Iaruled
north Of the Chattahoochee
'oUucei who | was and sur
me with him. and at At
iua>Inurh Us l was so
/ Davis, they had de
ith him.
and was here put.
Davis, Alexander
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WI to Sayan.
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